School lauded as one of the Great West’s best
The article notes the school as among the top in the Great West and mentions a new advertisement head showing Owen & Co price lists. It also states Valentine has set up headquarters this year at the Housekeepers' Emporium and invites readers to view the documents on display.
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Ne — Furniture
Owen & Co
Fey
Great West
Parkend
Messrs. Owen & Co
Valentine
Satunday Evening Post
Mullencn
Doucuas
H. Peterson & Co
Walnut Streeet
Philadelphia
Par Messrs, Watean & Co
Mij
New Brick
Main Street
New Harmony
Thrall & Mumford
Novai Housekeepers' Emporium
Formal Vote Count of States for President and Vice President
A formal vote tally for President and Vice President was conducted before both Houses of Congress on Wednesday, with members present for the process. The ceremony confirmed the electoral results as required by law.
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Houses of Congress
Valentine note and political woes in Evansville area
The item notes a request to avoid valentines via post office lock-box G and thanks to Wa E Niptack and M J Carnatan for favors from national and state capitals. It reports Turner Hall Evansville burned Tuesday night, valued at 10000 dollars with half insured, plus uninsurable private loss. It lists upcoming state elections in New Hampshire Connecticut Rhode Island and criticizes Lieutenant Governor CumBack for not resigning after a Senate censure.
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Wa. E. Niptack
Congress
M. J. Carnatan
Turner Hall
Evansville
Peters' Musical Monthly Subscription Drive
No musical family can afford to be without Peters Musical Monthly. The publication offers over 40 worth of new music annually plus literary content. Subscriptions are 3 per year or 350 per year if combined with the host paper, payable in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Thomas A. Henpaicks
Indiana
Chicago
Local Protest Over Possible Rail Line Route
Citizens warn that routing the Mt. Vernon and Grayville Railroad east of the Fair Grounds could burden the town. They accuse lukewarm backers of bearing the consequences if the plan proceeds without stronger support.
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Mt. Vernon
Grayville
Fair Grounds
Railroad enthusiasm surges as Mt. Vernon talks continue
The piece reports growing public interest in building a railroad, with meetings at the M. E. Church and Baron Hall drawing large crowds. Capt. Len Vandengrifts plans and endorsements for river commerce are noted, alongside political appeals on a constitutional amendment and local business notices.
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M. E. Church
Baron Hall
Kennedy
Mt. Vernon
Wabash River Bank Full Amid Busy Trade Week
The Wabash remains full but slowly receding with ample water in the channel for commerce. Boats tied to the trade carried as much freight as possible all week. The Louisa departed Tuesday with guards in the water, carrying the season’s largest freight. Advertise in the Realiser.
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Wabash
Great Republic
Louisa
Long Interviews on Spirit Life Interrupted by Uninvited Attack
The author notes two interviews with friends in the upper sphere yielded new insights into spirit life, but an uninvited attack by "D. D." forces postponement and lengthening of the communication.
Bustown Farce and Winding Tales From a Muddy Night
A ragged verse vignette describes a traveler in foul weather and mud, chasing a mule through a rough town as townsfolk mock his hunger and bravado. The piece includes notices for The Sunday Evening Post and local advertisements for grains, goods, and hats amidst scattered statistics and commerce notes.
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the Register
Episcopal Church
Messrg
Fretageot, Son & Thrall
St Owen & Co.'s
Rio
Java
Thrail & Mumford’s
New Harmony High School
Hic Hee Hoe
NEW Harmony’ High School
Mensrs
Freracenot, Son & Thrall
M. J. Owen
Indianapolis
New Hampshire
Maron
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Morith
Ger
Vincennes Sun
CumBack
Senate
Len. Vandegrift
Argosy
Vandegrift
Union Hall
New Harmony Register
Planchette
Eprron
D. D
Saucerotte
FoviLie
Longfellow
Sally Ann
Bugtown
Annes
Totel
Ceeree Canesaeers Aedavene
Bennett Brothers
Jones
Mount Vernon Democrat
Dr. Jowns
Cosison Przas Cotrr
Common Pleas Court
Black Township
B. W. Carr
Morris Fuhrer
Thomas M. Duckworth
Lynn
William
Wiley
Point
Simeoon Rowe
Harmony
B. B. Kinchelowe
Robb
George A. Barrett
Robinson
Nick. Joest
Marrs
Alex Crank
John Fisher
Smith
Geo. W. Eaton
Genter
Gen. W. Cavett
Henry Aldredge
Thomas Lee
Springfield
Mary E. Oldham
F. “Leonard
N. W
Lichtenberger
Jno
B. Elliott
Soper & Chaffin
J. B. Elliott
Otto Schauberger
Welborn & Derrington
Henry Hermon
Ween & Derrington
Isaac Price
Richard A. Wilsey
Milljamp
Gee
Spel, Jr
John Yunker
Appel
Yunker
Nehemiah
Harris
James
H. Acuff
N. E
Malcolm McLean
David Little
W. N.W
David Dixon
John B. Deig
E. W. McLaughlin
John M. Minnick
Springfeld
Nettelton & Ford
R. D. Eaton
N. Elen
Rachael Little
Ed. Ty
Bullivan
Williams
D. & H. Truscott
Bat
Harmory
Alsop &Ferguson
West Sto? Mains Street
Janlo Alsop
W. Lichtenberger & CO
Ee Cape
Fretageot
Emporium
ILY
Ackereld
The
Nova
van Dunck
Boston
Withington
Erated
MO. V. Burton
Jan Comets
Ayers
Price
Pisely
Slivery
Bot Sen New Harmony
POSEY
Ind
B.jones
Clarksville
Nashville
Fanny Brandeis
Hewit Mretex
Krr Rupp
Taare
C.R. Rudd
New Harmony Ff
Etageot, Son
Thrall
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